Scrape Google AI Mode responses without blocks on a large scale.
GitHub Repo

Scrape Google AI Mode responses without blocks on a large scale.

@the_ospsPost Author

Project Description

View on GitHub

Scrape Google AI Mode Without Getting Blocked

Google's AI Mode (formerly known as SGE) is changing how we search, but it's also creating new challenges for developers who need to access this data programmatically. Traditional scraping methods often hit walls with rate limits, CAPTCHAs, and blocks—especially when you need data at scale.

That's where this Google AI Mode Scraper comes in. It's specifically designed to handle the unique challenges of scraping AI-generated search results while avoiding the common pitfalls that get your IP addresses banned.

What It Does

This Python-based scraper lets you extract Google AI Mode responses reliably and at scale. It handles the complexities of modern web scraping—rotating proxies, browser automation, and bypassing anti-bot measures—so you can focus on the data you need rather than fighting with blocks and restrictions.

The tool simulates real user behavior while efficiently parsing the structured data from Google's AI-powered search results, giving you clean, usable output without the headache of constantly adapting to Google's countermeasures.

Why It's Cool

What sets this apart is how it tackles the specific challenges of AI Mode scraping. Google's AI responses load differently than traditional search results, often with dynamic content that requires actual browser execution to render properly. This scraper handles all that under the hood.

The implementation is smart about resource usage too. It manages headless browsers efficiently, reuses sessions when possible, and includes smart retry logic for when things get temporarily blocked. It's not just another simple requests-based scraper—it's built for the realities of modern web scraping where JavaScript execution and behavioral patterns matter.

For developers working on AI training data, market research, or competitive analysis, this could be a game-changer. Imagine building datasets of AI-generated responses across different queries or tracking how Google's AI answers evolve over time—all without building your own scraping infrastructure from scratch.

How to Try It

Getting started is straightforward if you're comfortable with Python:

git clone https://github.com/oxylabs/google-ai-mode-scraper
cd google-ai-mode-scraper
pip install -r requirements.txt

The repository includes example scripts showing how to configure your queries and handle the responses. You'll want to set up your proxy configuration (the code supports various proxy services) and adjust parameters based on your specific needs.

Check out the GitHub repository for detailed setup instructions and example code: github.com/oxylabs/google-ai-mode-scraper

Final Thoughts

As someone who's dealt with the constant cat-and-mouse game of web scraping, tools like this are valuable not just for what they do, but for how they approach the problem. Instead of fighting the same battles repeatedly, you can focus on actually using the data.

Whether you're researching AI behavior, building training datasets, or just curious about how Google's AI responds to different queries, this scraper gives you a solid foundation without the usual maintenance overhead. It's one of those tools that solves a very specific but increasingly important problem in the AI-driven web.

Follow us for more developer tools and projects: @githubprojects

Back to Projects
Project ID: 1985375240898425002Last updated: November 3, 2025 at 03:55 PM